All Articles on the Batumi Market

In February 2026, 1,315 properties were sold in Batumi — up 19.7% year-on-year. The market is breaking the low-season stereotype.

After slowing in 2024, Batumi's property market bounced back strongly: 17,478 deals, $1.3 billion in turnover and an average price of $1,865/m² on the primary market.

Georgia has received EU candidate status, tourist flows are breaking records, infrastructure is developing. How will this affect property prices in Batumi and Tbilisi in 2026?

In 2025, foreign buyers accounted for about 70% of all property deals in Batumi. Israel became the fastest-growing segment.

2025 completed Batumi's recovery cycle. What awaits buyers in 2026 — stabilisation, moderate growth or a new surge? Analysis from Galt&Taggart and BDGroup.

Batumi's market has matured: 'buy anything' no longer works. We break down the most promising districts and formats for a long-term investor through 2030.

The average price per square meter on Batumi's primary market reached $1,865. But the range is huge: from $800 in residential suburbs to $3,028 in the Old Town.

Branded residences have become the main trend in Batumi's market for 2025–2026. What does this mean for investors?

New roads, a marina, expanded promenade, airport — infrastructure projects of 2024–2026 are directly affecting price per square metre in different Batumi districts.

French group Accor, together with Mardi Holding, is opening the first Novotel Living in Georgia — 319 apartments on the Black Sea with full hotel service.

Daily rentals in summer or a long-term tenant year-round? We break down the numbers, strategies and pitfalls for each format. Average yield in 2025: 7.4%.

Against a backdrop of high mortgage rates in Europe, restrictions for foreigners in several countries and global instability, Georgia and Batumi have topped investment preferences.